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The Europe Trip Never Happened. A Judge Says The Travel Agent Owes Families $637,260
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A Volusia County judge has ordered Robert Goodwin, 56, to repay $637,260 after promising a Europe trip for Seabreeze High School students and Flagler College families that never happened. Goodwin pleaded guilty to two counts of grand theft and received 25 years of probation, plus restitution payments. He has already paid about $194,000, including $97,000 to Flagler College victims and $97,000 to Seabreeze High School victims; more than $443,000 remains due. The nine-day trip to Italy and Greece was canceled when the agency going out of business left families without refunds, and investigators connected Stone and Compass Travel to the case.
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